Yellow Cat Gallery and Media Lounge--Archives

Yellow Cat Gallery Archive
These are past exhibits of student digital media work presented in Yellow Cat Gallery. They are archived here for several reasons.

First, archiving continues to showcase the work of our students, who, during their time in the Digital Technology & Culture Program, develop into excellent artists, designers, writers, coders, team members, and project managers. Chronicling this development may be of interest to them, and others. Second, archiving provides a historical record of the development of the field. It is interesting, for example, to look at the kind of technology used for a particular artistic expression produced in a particular period of time. Third, archiving these works documents the growth and direction of our Program, one that is on the precipice of great change. Remembering where we came from helps us to know where we can go, what the potential may be.

We have organized the archive by the month and year the exhibit was originally presented in Yellow Cat Gallery. As the archive grows, other features that help access information easily about each exhibit will no doubt be added.

— Dene Grigar & John F. Barber

Exhibit 03.08: Scott Fraser, Ben Hook, Mckenzie Lowrey, and Mallisa Rainey

— Curators: Dene Grigar & John F. Barber

READ the curatorial statement for Exhibit 03.08

Scott Fraser
"Shades of War"
Website
DTC 338 Electronic Literature

Ben Hook
"Atrocity"
Website
DTC 338 Electronic Literature

Mckenzie Lowrey
"Bosnia"
Video Essay, 8.5MB 1'51"
DTC 338 Electronic Literature

Mallisa Rainey
"The Watermark"
Electronic Literature—Website
DTC 338 Electronic Literature

Exhibit 02.08: Paula Caudilla, Matthew Hope, Donald Hawthorne, Tim Steinman, Nikki Farland, and Brandon Thorstenson

— Curators: Dene Grigar & John F. Barber

READ the curatorial statement for Exhibit 02.08

Paula Caudilla
"A Day in the Life of Rei-Chan, an Otaku"
Flash Animation, 4.3MB
FA 434 Time-Based Media

Hope, Hawthorne, Steinman
"Information Sickness"
Video, 6.1MB, 2'44"
DTC 477 Advanced Multimedia

Nikki Farland
"Leaves of A Season"
Digital Photography
FA 434 Time-Based Media

Brandon Thorstenson
"The Five Fingers of My Left Hand"
Video Essay, 2.3MB, 1'36"
DTC 476 Digital Literacies

Exhibit 01.08: Nina Westerberg, Kyle Ralston & Matthew Grammer, Sarah Campeau & Kristen Weigland, and Mike Gowans

— Curators: Dene Grigar & John F. Barber

READ the curatorial statement for Exhibit 01.08

Nina Westerberg
"A Simmified Life"
Machinima, 7MB, 04'25
FA 434 Time-Based Media

Kyle Ralston & Matthew Grammer
"Exo-Elimination"
Video, 64MB, 03'22
DTC 477 Advanced Multimedia

Sarah Campeau & Kristen Weigand
"I Hear My Train"
Video, 4MB, 02'48
DTC 477 Advanced Multimedia

Mike Gowans
"Technology Through the Ages"
Animation, 1.9MB
DTC 477 Advanced Multimedia